Singer and Levi’s 501 model Nick Kamen passed away on May 4th, 2021, aged 59.
From his album “Nick Kamen” (1987):
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The Aces – “Don’t Freak”
Highlighting mental health struggles using a catchy, upbeat pop tune, this is the new single by The Aces:
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Chadwick Station – “Coming Back For More”
Formed in the UK in 2010, but now relocated to the music capital of Nashville, this British quintet style spans across the genres, ranging from Brit pop through R&B via rock and country to classic soul. Consisting of Alvis Kensington, Ian Lancaster, Curly Maddox, John Cotner and Peter Tutt, they create their tunes depending on their mood. They debuted with their EP “Waiting For A Sunny Day” in 2013.
Adding soulful swing to their vast arsenal of musical artistry, their new single jazzes up some retro R&B and lively blues with classic big-band panache. The joyous, blazing horns are stirring your senses, while the bouncy bass and scintillating keys pad the rich melody with aural delight. Put on a suave suit and a Trilby and get ready to move, ’cause this jam will have you coming back for more.
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Pixie Lott – “Mama Do”
From her album “Turn It Up” (2009):Vistas – “Stuck In Your Head”
From their upcoming album “What Were You Hoping To Find?”, to be released on 20 August 2021:
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The Foxies – “Screws”
Founded by front woman Julia Lauren Bullock in Nashville and expanded with guitarist Jake Ohlbaum and drummer Rob Bodley, this glitter-punk trio combine thrashing punk, electronic pop and rock ‘n’ roll into their unique goth-disco sound. They released their debut single “Floods” in 2015 and played their euphoric live shows at renowned festivals like Sundance, Bonnaroo and South By Southwest.
Turning up the sonic kilowatts and dipping it in neon retro vibes, their new single is an ingenious amalgamation of vigorous rock, 80s power-pop and a touch of 70s punk. With a relentless driving beat, vintage keys and fiery rock ‘n’ roll guitars laying down a potent tune for her Gwen Stefani-touched vocal moxie to play with, this bouncy jam sounds both rugged and raw, as sparkling and refreshing.
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